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Saturday Mar 9 #
Trekking/Hiking 52:51 [3]
A much cloudier day today, but brighter than we thought it was going to be. Heather and I set off to explore some areas we had never been, starting with St. Johnsbury. Our first hike was at the St. Johnsbury town forest, where I did my largest amount of elevation gain post-jury (around 300m).
Trekking/Hiking 36:11 [3]
One of our next stops was to Dog Mountain, which Heather really wanted to see: https://www.dogmt.com/Dog-Mountain.html
We spent some time reading the dog tributes in the chapel, wandered around the gallery, then set off for another hike. We split up this time, as Dog Mountain is on, well the side of the mountain, and I was nervous about the muddy downhills, so I did a lower route while Heather did a higher one. I was pleased with my decision as the sun coming out and warmer temps meant for some really slippery footing.
This was a really neat place - I love seeing people devote their time and energy to things that others may not understand, but in the case of Dog Mountain, it definitely seems like Hueck's efforts are being appreciated!
We spent some time reading the dog tributes in the chapel, wandered around the gallery, then set off for another hike. We split up this time, as Dog Mountain is on, well the side of the mountain, and I was nervous about the muddy downhills, so I did a lower route while Heather did a higher one. I was pleased with my decision as the sun coming out and warmer temps meant for some really slippery footing.
This was a really neat place - I love seeing people devote their time and energy to things that others may not understand, but in the case of Dog Mountain, it definitely seems like Hueck's efforts are being appreciated!